St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-24


swore to the previous character of the
prisoner, and in summing up for the
defense. Attorney Ryan took occasion
to score Officer McElstrOm and others for
exceeding their authority, saying that
he was Irish, but when it TRANSFERRED
later that the officer was Il Scotchman,
the laugh was on Ryan. nj. ID. Mum
appeared for the state. The case was
given to the jury about 1870 and at 6 80
they returned with a verdict of &C
quittal.
TO-DAY'S CALENDAR CALL.
The following jury cases have been
set for to day in the district court:
No. A-Nahcy Spencer against Mary
Scott.
No. lS6-James McIntire against John
s. Prince.
No. 190-The ST. Paul Roller Mill COM
pany against Mary f. Mcdonnell.
No. 202-EliaS +. Drake against Maui
rice Auerbach.
No. 252-Walter III. Sanborn ct al.
against George A. Moran.
The following court cases have been
set for trial to-day:
No. 75-Anna Kelley against the City
OF st. Paul. Appeal from the board OF
public works.
No. TN. Hushen against the same
defendant.
I No. Tam Veilly ct al. against the
City of st. Paul.
COURT NOTES.
Theodore Shewey, of Granite Falls,
who has been in jail for the past three
months charged with violating the in
ternal revenue law, yesterday pleaded
guilty to the charge and was sentenced
to thirty days in Jail and to pay a fine of
Sl00. Considering the fact that he had
spent three months in Jail, and is with
out means, the commissioner suspended
the sentence and he was given his lib
erty.
In the case of John Ickler ct al. against
Henry A. Campbell, an action to quiet
the title to lots l to IA inclusive, block
ID. Summit Park addition, Judge Brill
has decided in favor of the plaintiff. In
the case of the same plaintiff against
Charles a. Clark ct al, a suit brought
on the same grounds as the former,
Judge Brill has also decided in favor of
the plaintiff.
Annie Preston, whose house of i'll
fame on R0bS 1T street has been recently
broken up by the police, was arrested
again yesterday morning charged with
suspicion of larceny. Sentence was
suspended by Judge Cory on condition
that she leave the city.
In the case of Curtice IL Gray against
Jennie &. HokauSOn, an action to re-
cover money on prOmiSSory note, and
to collect commissions for the sale of
real estate, which was tried yesterday
before Judge Kelly, the jury brought
in verdict for the plaintiff.
In the case of Henry w. Hoffman
against Elizabeth ii. Breidert, i'll which
the plaintiff asked for Il judgment for
services rendered the defendant, Judge
Brill has found that the plaintiff is in
debted to the defendant to the amount
of Sol for services rendered and board.
In the police court yesterday the case
against Capt. Boyington for assault
with dangerous weapon was continued
to June 8. William Jennings, accused
of horse stealing, was also granted a
continuance to June 6.
In the matter of the assignment of
Henry c. SachSe, Judge SimonS has Or
dered Paul Quehl, the assignee, to accept
the bid of F. w. Saehse for the outStand-
ing accounts of the inSolvent firm.
In the case of the st. Paul Roller
Mill company against Gilbert OleSOn a
transcript OF Judgment for S110.51 in
favor Of the plaintiff has been filed with
the clerk of courts.
w. +. Fifeld ct al. have brought suit
against HERMAN IeglOW CT al. 10 recover
S6l0.19 for materials furnished for a
dwelling on lot 9, block %, La Fond'S
addition.
Judge Simons has granted decree of
divorce to Ellen BOslough from her
husband, John E. Boslough, on the
grounds of cruel and inhuman treat
ment.
The ease of the State against J. Rivel-
son and S. w. Baer, indicted for larceny
in the second degree, is now on trial be-
fore Judge Wilkin.
In the case of f. w. Hoyt against W.
w. Lorimer there was no response from
either party and the case was stricken
from the calendar.
A. G. Woodruff IL Co., of New York
city, have begun an action against j. F.
Pumell to recover S170 for goods fur
nished.
Hans Maygard, Christian Rosalie and
Samuel Barnes were fined $40 each for
leaving horse unhitched in the street.
The case of S. V. Hanft against the
City of st. Paul, set for trial yesterday,
has been continued indefinitely.
The case of d. j. Hennessy against
the City of st. Paul was tried before
Judge Brill yesterday.